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The following Is the text OF the ORDER made by
the court to-day In the case of the concerned Chi
cago anarchists upon the motion Of their counsel
for the allowance OF Q writ OF error to the Supreme
Court OF the State OF Illinois:
FOLLOWING the precedent in Twicheil vs. The
Commonwealth, WALL 32l, we have permitted
this motion TO be made In open court, ct the sug-
question OF Mr.. Justice Harlan, to whom the ap-
plication was first presented on account Of
the urgency Of the case and its Importance. But
as we said In that case wts OF error TO the state
courts have never been allowed rs OF ri2ht' that
Is to say as OF course, and It Is the duty OF him
70 whom an application for such . writ u mad,
TO ascertain from an examination OF the record
OF the state court whether any question coguil-
able here on appeal was made and decided 10 the
proper court OF the state, ana whether
the case on the face Of the record
will Justify the allowance OF the writ
Deeming that the proper practice we will hear
counsel on Thursday next in support Of this
motion, not only upon the point whether any
Federal questions were actually made and de-
cided IN the Supreme Court OF the State but also
upon the character OF those questions, so that We
may determine whether they are such az TO make
proper for US to bring the cases here for review.
We have caused the attorney general OF ILL.,
nois to be informed that the motion will be heard
at the time stated"
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A New Water Question,


WHY MISS JAMES HAS TO PAT EArNG.HoUsI RATES
FOR HER RESIDENCE
The Water Department and Miss Emma James,
the newspaper correspondent, are involved In .
controversy over the payment OF the water rent
on premises No. 1872 18th street northwest, belong
ing TO Miss James 1t appears from the correspond
ence on flle IN the engineer department that the
premises were occupied prior to October 1 as an
eating house by one chester Porter. On that date
es s
from the collector OF taxes that all taxes aud
cnarges upon the property had been paid.
S Sop,1sI afterwasd however MISS James was
unless she paid the water rent for the eating house
the water would be cut on. To this Miss James
strenuously objected, saying that she does not
the premises as an eating house ard that she
should not be held responsible for the former ten.
ants delinquency. She claims that II Porter did
not pay his water rent on or before August I, the
department should then have cut on the water.
The Commissioners have written Miss James at
torney letter through their secretary, Or. Tin
dali, informing her that no reduction OF charges
cen De made upon the ground OF change OF owner
der the law must stand for the year, and the de-
lnQuency cannot be excused In favor OF subse-
quent proprietors or tenants. The law does not
require that the supply to delinquent premises be
fore, accrues to the individual or is lost
TO the District by reason OF the need
full delay In reaching the case 1t
was the duty Of the purchaser or her agent,
standing charges existed against the premises,
and the records OF the water Office were open TO
the inquiry AS water rents are not collectible by
legal process and constitute no lien upon premises
the certificates issued by the collector OF taxes
have no reference thereto. In this respect water
bills are like gas bills, OF which the collector takes
tanning this view, Is included In the letter to
Miss James.
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DIED


.ossr & s u suPSS S
Of Chas d. Buxton aud MIRA ID. A Colin. of this
CAMPBELL oc.ose. "a, 1857. ., , olcioct |. m.
OF her are al the residence u her son nsw kic6Anx
F %arsT, is2 ~ a ssrecs . T
CREW October %, 1887. at 5'45 am. Dr s b.
chEw, in his ty-eiehih year;
oeioei PM from his ATE rs.Ssnce is ss s1 streei
southwest Friends Of the family requested 20
CROW: On Sunday. October 20. 1857. .. 4 20
ySunse. .oI o. rsss sna 3oe roa .sa four
year. and twenty-one dsys
pm from the resdsnos q bis PARENTS $50 Pesnsy
vania avenue, West Washington.
On nRGRRdhay o sss ss & e
Nor. q and james FARRELL ssed two and eleven
Ig.s7., .s ssts place frYm her mother. rs.'dsns
az sSa Sfs .1s a1S ssssi
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Funeral viii take place from bis i..e resiaence IN
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uznors sun please copy.l
rEEsc ::ss g e.. z: 2: s: s. .so
funs;i.l from The re.sdenoe Il his uncle. 2ol5 .
strset 1erthss.t thsnc.. % 9, fatsasas shn.cL On
frsends sSd rei.iis. .sspeesiuiiy nued attend z;
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A Giant M0OOo Shot In Maine.
BROUGHT DOWN At LAST AFTER DoDGING BULLETS
FOB TEN YEAR9.

For over ten years moose OF gigantic proper
tons has bean the wonder Of trappers and hunters
In that portion OF Maine known as the Seven Pond,
or Dead River country, In the northwestern part OF
the state and along the Canada line. In all these
years this moose, which finally became known as
"JumbO," has been In pretty close quart. with
huntsmen seeking his Ilfe but he has always sue
ceeded in escaping DANGER Rewards have been
offered for him, dead Of alive by prominent nat
urallsts, and stimulated By this hunters have put
forth extra efforts TO secure him, but without
that day Augustus Douglass Albion savage and
one other person, all Feeidents OF that section,
were out hunting when they suddenly came upon
Jumbo quietly grazing about nfteen RODS from
them Aewas accompanied BY Q COW and young
moose and was wholly unaware Of danger.
This was an opportunity Tor which these men
had been waiting Tor yeara Douglass was armed
with S8-callber winchester ride, and taxing
steady aim be fred one shot which took effect BE-
hind Jumbos shoulder. Tho monoarch OF the
NJ s, rai e ne nss shifted the q. sna
were were; rapidly ared 81 Douglass, and il was not
until the NTH shot had entered his body that he
yielded and fell 70 Tie ground. He ives dead in .
few momentA and the carcass was q once con
q re Sod1 va. sna
cept the head, ADD the hide and the head were
shipped 70 r y. Messenger, Of the Bromfield
House, Bromneld street, BJston, where Il has
ueeu on exhtnttacn. Tho distance nom the base Of
from the burr % the TAP Of The horns or anthem Z
31x inche4 while the entire length OF the horn
TRANSMITTING along ~ coofse, n test inchea Thf
widest space N The palm OF the horn reaches az
incee, 40 the ear measure l2k incheA The
Sen rsg y soSe .ecn sa Inn n9 "a
tais tact Jumbo was aaso Known 6 sthS BOUNDARY
l1ne mooue,"
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laughed At rHREArs OF ARRssr.
From Wall street To-day.

New YORK, october "a, IL a.m.-The opening Of
the stock market this morning was quiet and
prices OF from 4 to u per cent. The market con-
tinued quiet to dull and further losses of = TO u
per cent generally were made In the early
dellingS while Consolidated Gas and Union Pacific
wee specially weak, the former declining per
cent and the latter 4. The list then became
hour more decided weakness was shown, accom-
panied ~ increased activity and sill lower ng-
ures were established, Missouri Pacific bein speci-
ally conspicuous. At IL Oc.ock the market was
quiet and heavy TO weak at about bottom prices.
Union Pacific was extremely active, VITA good
business in st. Paul, Northwest, and Western
U"iOn, ana Missouri Pacific, the remainder being
quiet to dull throughout
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NO HEARING BEFORE THE INTERSTATE coNfHKCl
COMMISSION Tn-nAY.

COMMISSION TO-DAY.
Three more complaints from Geo. Rice, OF Ma
rietta, Ohio, against the standard Oil Co. have
been received to-day by the Interstate Commerce
commission, making thirteen In all The Com
mission had no hearing to-day. Tomorrow 1t will
hear arguments respecting the liability Of ex-
press companies under the interstate commerce
law. A communication has been received BY the
Commission signed In behalf OF fourteen CONNER
ctal associations OF Boston, antagonizing the
project OF the Chamber OF Commerce, which claims
that the practice of allowing an export rebate
upon 10ur, grain, provisions produce shipped from
the West via Boston 10 foreign ports Is an unjust
discrimination against local consumers, and asks
to have the practice stopped. The communica-
ton says: "Whie we are earnestly in favor OF the
en0rt to secure a revision OF the excess
sive difference in the local rates now charged
to Boston from Buffalo and points West
over the rate charged to New York, which
Is more than double what a fair allowance for the
difference OF distance JuStifes, we deem the difer-
ence now charged unjust and illegal and not In ac-
cOrdance with the meaning OF the Interstate law.
We view with apprehension any change which
would compel the export trade to pay more upon
merchandise shipped by way Of Boston than is paid
upon like shipments by way OF New York, as any
greater charge would practically ruin our export
trade, both foreign and coaStwise, and would Seri
ousy interfere with the commercial interest OF our
CITY,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

PERSONAL---VERY. Representative Ward, Of Penn
sylvania; Geo. Place, OF New York: and S. B. Brad
ford, OF Topeka, Kans., are at the Riggs-Gardi-
ner G. Hubbard, Of Washington was In New York
last night.--A. NJ. Plat and r. B; McMaster: OF
New York; Geo. c. Foulk, Of Brooklyn; Capt Geo.
W. Moore, Of the Navy; John A. Morris, Of New
York; and Prof. VIM. Libbey IT., OF Princeton, are
at the Ebbitt-Col Chas. Gallagher. of New
York; Prot p. Combs. OF Maryland Agricultural
College: Byron Wharton. OF Coney Island; l. II.
Bankhead, OF Alabama; and r. w. Clucus. OF New
York, are at the st. James.-R. W.. Handy, Of
Washington, was In Chicago on Saturday.-Geo
B. Dowley. OF Boston; Geo. Forbes, OF Cleveland;
and w. 8. Belknap. Of Savannah, are at Wizards
Miss BesS Quln, OF the Bureau OF Statistics,
who is absent leave, was In the recent railroad
collision near Asheville, n c, but escaped without
serious MISUNDERSTANDING TroubadOurs, Geo. W.
Moore, OF Detroit; Col; B. E Ross5on, OF IT Will,
Rock; and ii. p. Taimadge, OF Motherhood, n. J.,
are at the Arllngton.-W. B. Wetmore and D. II.
Chamberlain OF New York, are at Wormley'S-
There were thirty nine bridal couples quartered at
the Riggs House yesterday.-Edward Martin. OF
Dakota; John Van Derven and C. Brown, OF New
York; Geo. T. Hinton, of Baltimore; and j. B. Red
mOnd, of Texas, are at the National-G IL.
Wright, T. A. Stout, and Walter Gyn, OF New
York; W. P. Gran, OF Philadelphia; and Edmond
Sattler, Of Maryland. are at the Metropolitan.
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Five Cents In His Pocket.
HIS PLANS INVOLVED MILLIONS. srr HE COULDN'T PAY

Several days ago q well-dresSed man registered
AZ the Great Western Hotel IN Windsor Mich an
Geo. W. Mnlen. and gave out that be was looking
for a location for asaw-mIll He was glib talker.
ana showed plans for immense works He finally
bargained for half OF Jno. Davis big farm. on the
banks OF the river, and began hiring men al sala-
ries from $15 10 500 month He ordered elegant
suits OF clothes, and selected the stock for SIX
large wagons 10 do his teaming. He talked so big
that Chief OF Police Bales became suspicious ard
watched him. Saturday morning the clerk OF the
hotel, at the chiefs request, presen Ted the weeks
bill, and Miilen dashed on a check on Currys Bank
the police soon had him. In his pockets were
found plans OF his improvements, q lot a love
letters ana just centA Since his arrest ft has
been learned that he has borrowed various sums
OF money from the men he hired ard OF all others
who would loan him, and they seem 10 have been
legion. These are now clanoring FOR the highess
pelalty DO,sible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

HAAS-TURLEY. At BAlumore Aieust l0th, boy
the Rev. J. w. Rosie, EVELYN LEE TURLEI, u
Herndon Va, % GEO HAAS, JR.
LAwRENcE-RErD On February. 1887, b. Rev.
DE-. wayman, l. l. LAWRENCE 20 Mss o. L. REID,
Of Warrington, ID. &.
WELSH WEIGH On Thursday. octob-r 90. 1857.
u the residehce Of the brides IareIts 1907 street
w tAe kev. I. Kelly, assisted by the T. Roccho-
fort DIR ~. u. WELSH. u MsrtinsbIrg. " Va, aud
WEIGH. Of W. ". No cards.
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Transfers Of Real Estnre.

Deeds In fee have been filed as Follows: q. @.
Hubbard to Mary F. Smith. lot IL. blk 9, Belair
Heights; -. Same 70 Il. II. Lockwood, lot ], blk
q do. s.. 954.70 Same to A. b. Van Deusen, lot z,
blk. 2 do; - O0625. Same to George Martin, lots
and z. blk. 8. do; 1926. 20. Samerto F. s. Car
penter, lot II, do; s., 143l3 I. l. Waggamsn ct
al 10 James Fraser, pts and 50. n. OF 81 ~ 500
lots TO 10, 50. 1096; s1,SS4.S4. ". L. Stuard to
Mary E Sleman, n. 1O4 ID. and LIS SUBJ, Mt
Pleasant, &C.; $1,41180 ID. B. Croft to Johannah
Walker, SUD- 2., 50. 271: ~ 400. G. q. Hubbard to
Elizabeth s. Smith, sub. 30 blk and 4, blk. q Be.
lair Heights: s., 934.75 Same to John K Besl,
lots 10 to 10, blk. 2, do; S64, 57S75. Same to
Bauf TO s Gate, pit. 8, SO. $40; $500.
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CHRos1c CArAnRH

Cannot be cured by local applications 1t IL const-
tutionA disease and requires constitutional remedy
like Hoods Sarsaparilla which, working through the
blood ersdicstss the mpuriy which causes and pro-
notes the disease. and effects permanent cure.
At the same time Hoods sarsaparilla builds mp the
whole system and makes feel renewed in strength
81 have been troubled with that annoying disease,
nasal cstarrh and have taken all kinds Of blood pur
fsrs, but found relief till used hoods sarsa-
parla which am confident will do all that il claimed
J. L. ROUTT, Marnburg, Ky.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druseista q; six for s. Prepared only
BY c. L HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. /
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DCNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA.
HOUSES NUMBERED 93I AND 935 FOUKTH

FOURTH
STREET NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue OF the powers and author -
ity in me vested BY the last WIN and Testament Of
nc snssi9p in frsnt Of the Premises. on MONDAi,
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. ths following described real
.s1s. & S3sssn;nS the
ches ls2 II. in): from the northwest corner u
SIX $50 fest 70 alley; thence north sist asy
feet six inches 16 It. fn.l thence west eighty sI
$3.50 feet, to 9Th street nd place VI begnning inn.
proved by room frame residence No 93i Atm
street northwest And immediately thereafter ssi
oer for sale part Of said Lot Three said square ave
hundred and twenty seven t5.7) beginning 81 poini
4th street. forty-ntne, seventeen hundredths (l
l7.100) feet nth Of the north west corner 81 nd
square thence east eighty six $3.50 fest theca nortI
nIteeu, huarsdths To- AZ Dor f,,ef .thsncs
west eightysix $3.50 thence south fteep fortv
two-huudredths us AZ 100, feet TO the plsro 81 hexn
ming. improved BY threest brick resdence Viz
p.dsru conveuienceA being No 035 Ath street north
west.
nstalments In sld two years. with interest pS "
able semi annually fro day Of sale secured bY eet
OF trust all n at the option " purchaser "a
posis q one hnsdred Sl00' dollars on each lot VIII b
Terms 70 Be complied with In ten (l0) days or ressI,
at the rtsk and cost OF purchssr ter tn OO) days
Executor and trustee under the st VIII aud
Il Christian g. 0cekeler. dsc-aeed
o2a.dAds LEON TOBRINRI. Attorney.
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z 10 CO0masol00ef Sparks - Retire.
DENIAL OF PuBLDnED STATEMENT TO THAT EFFECT.
At the Interior Department to-day, In response
to inquiries Of q STAR reporter, the washington
special to New York paper to the effect that
Land Commissioner Sparks Is to retire by Q per-
emptory order OF the President, was denied. At
the secretary's once TIE STAR reporter was in
formed that, so far as that ONCE could speak, there
was no truth In the report OF the Land Cotnmis-
sioners enforced retirement. TIE STAR reporter
Tn LOOK the special as clipped from the New
YorK paper ana showsd IL TO Commissioner Sparks
He read ~ over very deliberately and calling at
tention TO the clause alleging that MI. Sparks
thinks ne Is OF more importance to the Admins
tratl0n than the Administration Is to him, he re-
marked: SWELL there may be something In that.
There are people in this country who probably
agree In that view. think that have honestly
earned all have ever got out OF this ONCE, and
ABOUT forty thousand times more. and the people
OF this country-the honest people-think so too"
Gen. Sparks added that his relations with the
Administration were all right. At the Interior
Department nobody seems to believe that Gen.
sparks Is to retire
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The Row in Westminster Abbey.
A BRAwL1R WHO swoRE At CANON PRorHRRO FINRI
FIVE POUNDS TO-DAY.

LONDON, october 24-In the Bow-street police
court to-day one Of the men arrested for creating
a disturbance In Westminster Abbey yesterday
was arraigned He gave his name as Geo. Budget,
aged twenty-three, by occupation an ostrich.
feather cleaner. The charges against him were
the police
Canon Prothero whose sermon was interrupted
by Inc mob which invaded the edifice, testified
That the prisoner, who had previously been noisy
shouted when the sermon was commenced: "Sur.
render half your salary, you - old -, and then
beuent the poor" When the police removed him
he kicked and Strug ,led, and made an uprOar
Budget was fined i've pounds.
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Mme. Ratazzi and the Professor.

London Special 20 the New YORK sun.
romantic story, by the way, attaches 20 Nine
Ratazzi, one OF the women arrested for tranickiny
In decorations In connection with the Canarel
affair. The tale. which was told nv by the daugh-
ter OF distinguished statesman who has repre-
sented his country for more than a quarter OF
century as ambassador AZ Berlin, relates how
Ralazu, twenty live years ago, was Fraulein Won
Haenhein, glrl Of distinguished family moving
In Berlin court circles The girl was present al q
gathering at an ambassadors house where a GER
tain old German professor entertained the guests
by display OF his knowledge OF pa mstry then q
much rarer accomplishment than al present. Upon
looking into the hand OF Fraulein Won Haennlein
be became much dgitated, and refused abso-
lutely 10 tell what he read there simply assuring
the girl there was no sign of sudden death.
He afterward confded % the ambassador that
the girl had most AWFUL lines In her hand which
doomed her 10 a most disgraceful career shortly
arterward the girl was turned out OF the house u
a friend with whom she had been visiting for I'M
proper conduct and since that time has done
everything Imaginable 10 bring disoredlt upon her
family. Her brothers, both oifcers In the German
army, declared they would shoot her should she
venture 70 appear In any town IN which they were
stationed Her mother, who was recently seen &C
Baden Baden never mentions her name and for a
long time she had been lost sight OF. The unpleas-
ant facts concerning Nine. Ralazzis career which
have been ascertained by the Paris police amply
justify the gloomy predictions OF the Old professor
although they do not reach back 10 the DAYS VI
Fraulen Won Haenhlein
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Sales Of Real EState

Jno. E. Beall has bought OF Gardiner G. Hubbard
for $64, 57S.75, seventeen lots In Belair Heights
and Kate St1nes has bought, for s., OS7 so three
lots OF block OF the same subdivision. Elizabeth
Smith has bought OF the same lot In block 2 and
one In block OF the same for 81, 93A7a Five other
lots have been sold by Mr.. Hubbard In the same
subdivision for Sill O29SO.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TtleglamS to The Star.


Four Men Killed and Twelve Intured
By . Boiler Explosion.
CINCINNATI, October ga zSn,es-6kor Ironton,
Ohio, special says at 8 o'clock this morning, q
battery of six steam boilers In the Lawrence Iron
Works exploded, killing Thomas and Nike Dwyer
and two Others, and wounding twelve persona
Portions OF the boilers were blown half mile
away.
THERE WERE TWENTY WOUNDED.
The 1ines-otur latest special says the killed
Davis, and Pete Clay. The wounded are twenty.
II the boilers had gone upward through the mill
the loss OF life would have been fearful. TIE west
part OF the mill Is q total wreck The lamenta-
lions OF friends and relatives at the scene are
hea trending. It 10 impossible to obtain further
particulars.
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The boiler of the steam launch Mary burst at
New YORK yesterday, instantly killing John and
Patrick Cunningham, brothef1 Three other per-
cons were slignLly injured
The Norwegian bark TclemAch, Capt Anderson.
doned at sea Her crew have arrived At GID
r.lIar.
with natural gas saturday night FOR the nrst tina
Tue gas y pApod % mtleA
AZ RochesfeF, NY, Arthur O'Connor, n. p, and
elr Th0mas 0ralsan-Rsmoode, n p, spoke satur.
day niQht for the cause oe Ireland.
x dfspatch fFum the agent of the Associated
Press q Fort Smith, AK. says the reported con.
xiired 6. Chapin vas dominated for MAYOR b.
ths dsmocrat!o coanu Convention N BfookiyI
6afurdav ogca1nG.
ne NevsA Germon CosefSs, referring % u
oannoaa advlcos publlnhod IN New YORK neWspa-
wSn committed hy - German tsoops n 6onaa.
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Mama
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
y 8. AS, 1891. coupons, los bid, 1851 asked.
9. g. "a - coupons, l26h bid. l26N ssked;
bid. l19 asked Washington and Georgetown rail-
5Ssa pS1 a saS BID re .sssd
asked C1lumbi. INSURANCE; l2H bid, I3h asked;
oid. 8,f asked. Second National Bank. i28 bid.
DO asked .I Colpmbia National Bank. 1l2H bid.
Telephone Co. rs bid. 76H asked. Washington Gas
60. bonds l20x bid, l22 asked. Columbia Title
Insurance. hid aakad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

Quire into the workings OF the different executive
Departments In Warrington viii meet y the
Capitol Wednesday TO examine the reports of thu
different bureaus and begin the pgepAration q o
report 70 Congress-
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ASKED TO COME TO wAsHTNGror.-State'sA At
torney Gr1nnel, OF Chicago, received a telegram
from Attorney-senera Garland YESTERDAY re-
Questtng him TO come 20 washington. Mr. Grin
nell went 10 his ONCE at once and packed up
papers, used when ne was Invited iato the states
case by Attorney-General Hunt Attorney-Gen-
eral Garland says that he wants Mr.. Grinneu
present while the defense make their argument In
the L. & supreme Court, 50 that he can be en-.
ughtened on the points raised
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Death of a Noted Physician.

NMw YORK, October 24.-JAmes KniglI, NJ. D.,
surgeOn-in-chef OF the hospital for the relief Of
the ruptured and crippled in this city, IS dead.
Dr. Knight was born at TaneytOwn, Frederick
County, Md, February IA, 1910.
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Shot Dead while Trying 70 Escape.

ST. LOUIS, OCTOBER pat noon yesterday, at
Hot Springs, Ark, Jasper Duncan, prisoner con-
lined In the county jail, was shot and almost In
stantly killed by Sheriff Williams. Duncan was
out OF jail, and what seems TO have been q pre-.
concerted attempt TO escape was attempted. Dun
Can was recently adjudged guilty on a charge OF
completely in the killing OF mike Martin and sen.
fenced TO twenty years In the pentCenttary.